Developing a recovery college
People in Gloucestershire and Herefordshire are working to design and deliver courses, coaching and inspirational workshops to give hope confidence and practical skills to local people.
Adult Education | Secondary Care | Service Users
Improving safety with ‘No Force First’
Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust significantly reduced the number of occasions when physical or medication led restraint was used as a response to incidents.
Secondary Care | Service Users
A ‘Team Recovery Implementation Plan’
A tool designed to support co-production and recovery was successfully used in a forensic mental health service in West London to reduce incidents, self-harm, the use of seclusion and staff injury.
Secondary Care | Service Users
Using personalisation to support recovery
The team believed personalisation is a major driving force in public sector welfare reform.
Secondary Care | Service Users | Social Care
Using ‘Patient Status at a Glance’
An inpatient service in Warrington introduced a digital planning tool to support recovery-focused care planning.
Secondary Care | Support Services